Yale Drew The Choice Harvard Men Hopeful
New London on eve of Harvard Yale race quiet with boats anchored around the bridge. Harvard and Yale crews train as forecasts predict fair weather, with officials debating course selections and potential postponements.
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Crews Fight Storm Delays In Rowing Practice
Telegraph report from Poughkeepsie notes heavy thunderstorm halting regular practice as Wisconsin and Pennsylvania crews rowed upstream. Quakers weary after stomach trouble and fainting incident. Syracuse players hampered by injuries. Columbia crews train with mixed results while managers plan Friday four race start time. Targets damaged by storm affect course setup as crews cope with rough river conditions.
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Shireer
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Jim Ten Eyck
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Nelson House
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Permisfon
Inter-city cricket match today between Philadelphia and New York veterans
An eleven of Philadelphia veterans captained by George Ashbridge of Merion Cricket Club plays a New York veteran side captained by R St George Welker of Staten Island Cricket Club this afternoon at Livingstone Staten Island.
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George Ashbridge
Merion Cricket Club
New York
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Staten Island Cricket Club
Livingster
Staten Island
State League Results Reported Incomplete
Fragmentary recap lists Syracuse a 2 first game loss to Troy and 4 Syracuse 1 second game. Utica defeated Wilkes-Barre Scranton 6 with Binghamton referenced amid rain delay.
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Scranton
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Largest dealer offers new and used autos on Broadway
Automobiles Times offers 24 hour service and the largest stock at 13594 Broadway. Autos advertised include new and used cars with claims of top selection in weekly Sunday papers.
Stamina and Mermaid Stakes Highlight Sheepshead Bay Races
James R. Keene and Harry Payne Whitney shared top honors at Sheepshead Bay with Stamina winning the Mermaid Stakes and Gaffragette and Footpad taking the Surf Stakes. Bedouin set a new track mark for a mile and a furlong while Julia Powel faded and Angelus pressed the finish. Police reported orderly crowds and an unappealing on-site restaurant scene as bettors stood on the lawn enjoying ocean breezes.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Sheepshead Bay
Gaffragette
Footpad
Jockey Club
Mr. Whitney
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
C. J. Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
A. J. Joyner
George J. Long
M. L. Schwartz
George H. Holle
George A. Saportas
W. G. Wilson
J. E. Widener
James W. McLelland
Charles Oxx
W. H. Mathews
P. J. Dwyer
W. B. Jennings
John F. Smith
J. D. Neet
Garner
Julia Powel
Colin
E. Dugan
Beckon
Bedouin
Tourenne
Angelus
McCarthy
Americans Thrive In Narrow Field At Philadelphia Tennis
In Philadelphia on June 24 only eight of fifty seven remain in the women s national lawn tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Remaining players include Miss Matilda Borda Philadelphia Miss Eleanor Cohen Philadelphia and Mrs W H Pouch Newport former national champion Miss Edith Rotch Boston Miss Marie Wagner New York and Miss C B Neely Chicago. The day focused on the women s doubles Wildey and Pouch versus Moore and a previous champion Moore was favored but lost the initial set as the Plainfield pair claimed the next two sets. Singles results see Rotch over Hammond 6 2 6 2 Borda over Miles 6 4 6 3 Barg er Wallach over Wildey 6 4 6 3 Johnson over Wildey 3 6 7 5 6 2 Cohen over Leroy 6 3 6 3 Wagner over Swords 6 2 6 1 Neely over Ostheimer 6 2 6 2. Doubles Little and Hammond beat Marie Waener McCarthy 6 3 5 1 6 0 Wildey beat Pouch Moore 8 6 6 3 6 2. Little Hammond beat Ostheimer 6 2 6 2. Mixed first round Seare Dabney beat Bumstead Dewhurst 5 7 6 2 6 1 McFadden Thomson beat Cassel Horton 6 3 5 7 6 3 Rutroft Tilden beat Pouch 4 4 6 4 6 3 Wildey Mathey beat Johnson Rowland 6 4 -3. Second round Sayree Register beat Lavino Stewart 5 7 6 1 7 5.
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Newport
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New York
Margaret Johnson
Staten Island
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Chicago
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Plainfield
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A. K
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Newport Casino
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Merion Swords
Morris County
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Miss Merrick
Miss Ross
Alexander nursing wrenched leg halts tennis title clash
Harold H Hackett confirms Alexander injured a badly wrenched left leg during an exhibition singles match at Crescent Athletic Club last week. Only one doubles match finished as a wind and rain storm halted events at Dunwoodie Yonkers forcing delay and postponement of remaining men's singles and doubles. Co M Bostwick and Calhoun Cragin beat Child and Rogers 6 1 6-1. Gustave F Touchard trailing Walter Merrill Hall led 6 4 2 1 when a storm paused Amackassin Club match. will resume from third set.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Walter Merrill Hall
Amackassin
Polo ponies burned in Orange fire loss
New London June 24 four of the nation s most valuable polo ponies perished in a morning blaze that destroyed Louise Stoddard s country house in Orange three other horses including Tatters a blue ribbon winner worth 2000 were also lost the ponies were Crook on Bacchus Rioadixe and Carver
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Yankees Out Manager in Philadelphia Dropping Grief
Clark Griffith, manager of the New York Yankees, resigned to Frank Farrell today after a long slump. Elberfeld named probable successor and acting manager for now. Griffith spoke of no player dissension, praised Farrell, and offered future help.
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New York
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Down Go the Superb as Philadelphia Tops Brooklyn
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 8 to 1 at Washington Park. Corridon pitched well for Philadelphia, holding Brooklyn to seven hits while Lumley and Bransfeld produced the offense. Brooklyn’s lone run came in the first on an error and a Lumley single. Philadelphia added two in the second and never trailed.
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O'Day
Eastern League games today and yesterday results
Eastern League slate features Buffalo at Newark Toronto at Jersey City and Montreal at Providence with Rochester at Baltimore. Yesterday Newark beat Toronto 1 0 in game one and Toronto won 6 2 in game two. Montreal defeated Jersey City 14 6 in eight innings. Buffalo beat Baltimore 5 3 while Rochester tied Providence 2 2 when called at darkness. Standings show Montreal and Jersey City at top with Newark and Baltimore close behind. A Harvard Yale Intercollegiate event is listed for June 27 at Polio Grounds with Spalding’s and Wanamaker’s Baseball price notes.
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Newark
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Jersey City
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Spalding's
War Continues at Sheepshead Bay Against Poolrooms
A Conay Island Jockey Club rep stated that all telegraph wires will be removed from the track tomorrow and news sent over telephone wires would be censored. The move signals racing associations’ ongoing war against poolrooms with no further explanation given.
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Sheepshead Bay
Grant Beaten on English Courts at Wimbledon
Belgian Lemaire defeated New Yorker Wylie C. Grant in the All England championship fourth round. The scoreline read 3 6, 4 4, 4 6 2 6 2. Grant showed strong service but was out placed and tired as the match progressed.
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Lemaire
Wylie C. Grant
New York
Grant
Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Two Games Scheduled
Two games set for today at the Polo Grounds featuring Gage, Palia, MweGianta, Bogtom and Admission listed with entry details. Event notes indicate a doubleheader format and specific gate information for attendees.
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Joy in Giants Camp as Boston Beaten Twice
The New York Giants defeated Boston in both games at Coogan's Bluff amid heat and high spirits. Wiltse and Mathewson dominated, with New York winning 4–0 in game one and 7–1 in game two, lifting the Giants into third place as Boston struggled on offense and defense.
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Pittsburg beats Cincinnati in batteries matchup
At Pittsburg, the Pittsburg team defeats Cincinnati 5 to 3 with Willis Maddox and Gibson for Cincinnati and Weimer Campbell Schlef for Pittsburg. Umpires were Emslie and Rudderham.
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Batteries Co Reulbach and Rigg at St Louis
St Louis team Batteries Co faced Fromme and Hostetter with Umpire Klem at Chicago. The brief notes 0201060001-27 and 000100001 6 2 reference game details between St Louis players and umpire.
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Yankees Stumble as Tie Stuns Philadelphia at Home
In Philadelphia June 24, darkness halted a Yankees Athletics game tied 6 all in the ninth. Manning faltered in the sixth allowing four runs, Murphy’s homer and a sequence tied it. Chesbro shut down the A’s then, while Hartsel and Conroy produced for the Yankees before the late stalemate.
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Hemphill
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Powers
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Ore Manning
Egan
Washington Beats Boston In Tight Indoor Match
In Boston the Washington team won 8 to 2 over Boston in a hard fought game. Referee Loughlin officiated as the umpire. The uneven scoring and confusion in the text suggest a rough, low scoring contest with Washington securing the win late.
Batteries St Louis Waddell and Spencer Detroit Mullin and Thomas
Umpires Connolly and Hurst oversee a game featuring St Louis Detroit and players Waddell Spencer Mullin and Thomas with officials Connolly and Hurst.
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Cleveland Beats Chicago In Baseball Matchup
At Cleveland the team scored six runs while Chicago was held to zero. Batteries for Cleveland were Joss and Clarke, for Chicago Owen and Sullivan. Umpires were Sheridan and Evans.
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New England League Results Featured Ties and Wins
Vereetene tied Connecticut League 3 to 3. Waterbury defeated Springfield 7 to 4, and Holyoke beat New Haven 4 to 2. New Britain won against an unnamed opponent 2 to ?
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Sheepshead Bay Racing Summary Weather Clears Track Fast
Race updates from Sheepshead Bay report clear weather and a fast track with prices quoted at the track but not openly disclosed. Ensure details reflect readable OCR fragments and maintain period-appropriate tone.
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